The most common way to invest in the UAE stock market is by opening a stock brokerage account with a local broker registered on one of the 3 UAE stock exchanges (DFM, ADX or Nasdaq Dubai).
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Invest in UAE Stock Market
Investors also need to apply for a NIN investor number at the DFM in order to buy stocks on any of the listed exchanges:
– the Dubai Financial Market (DFM)
– the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX)
– the NASDAQ Dubai
“The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient.” – Warren Buffett
What Are The 5 Steps To Invest in UAE Stock Market
The 5 common steps to buy stocks and Invest in UAE Stock Market in the UAE are listed below.
1: Get Your Own Investor Number (NIN)
2: Choose a Stock Broker
3: Pick a Stock (company) to Invest In
4: Choose a Stock Exchange
5: Buy a Stocks
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What Are The Most Traded Stock Exchanges in UAE?
The below section breaks down the 3 main stock exchanges in UAE, starting with the biggest – Dubai Financial Market.
1. Dubai Financial Market (DFM)
The DFM was founded in 2000 and more than 170 Sharia-compliant companies are listed on it. Companies that are ‘haram’ aren’t listed on the DFM and the Securities. Commodities Authority (SCA) regulates it.
2. Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX)
The ADX is founded in 2000, based in Ras Al Khaimah, Al Ain, Fujairah, and Sharjah, and UAE companies are traded with them.
3. NASDAQ Dubai
The NASDAQ Dubai was founded in 2005. Located in the Dubai International Financial Center (DFIC) and lists local and international companies.
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